Owners of Ford trucks certainly take pride in their vehicle. They want to make it look nice and keep it looking nice for as long as possible. That’s why you see so many of them with bed liners in the back. But if you own a truck, do you know which type of bed liner is better – the spray-in or the drop-in? Following are some facts about each one to help you make an informed decision for your truck.

The Advantages of Drop-In Bed Liners

• Drop-in bed liners tend to protect against damage better than spray-on bed liners. They create a buffer between the stuff you’re loading and the metal of the truck. Spray-on liners allow more dents in the bed of the truck.
• Drop-in bed liners are removable. If you want to switch them out, it’s easy to do. With spray-on bed liners, it’s permanent.
• Drop-in liners are less expensive than the spray-on counterparts.

The Advantages of Spray-On Bed Liners

• Spray-on bed liners prevent scratches on the bed of the truck because of the protective coating. With drop-in bed liners, the liner often rubs against the bed of the truck and leaves scratches that become vulnerable to rusting.
• Spray-on liners have a coating that helps prevent objects from sliding around in the back of the truck. Drop-in bed liners aren’t as good at that.
• Spray-on bed liners look more professional and give your truck a finished look. Drop-in liners look cheap and temporary.

Now that you know some advantages and disadvantages, protect the bed of your Ford trucks with the one that sounds best to you.